you say this is treading into alex jones' territory and you say this is a deep state fever swamp.o you say it is going too far? >> look, i've been -- i think it is fair to be skeptical and to question the fbi and the clinton and trump investigations. i've done that here. and i think that there have been examples of conflicts of interest and at least the appearance of impropriety. it is perfectly legitimate to talk about and bring up in a healthy democracy. you ask questions about your government and about the police. having said that, i want to just warn, you know, can conservatives to tread lightly here because this -- there is -- this does not end well when you start talking about secret societies and deep state conclaves and i do fear that we are headed there. we have seen it not just with the conspiracy theorists like the alex jones of the world, but increasingly we have seen it with more mainstream conservative talking heads and even republican politicians, it is not a good look and i do fear not only the toll that this could take on our institutions, like the fbi, but also o

. >> a difference between you and alex jones?an incredibly honest thing to say. >> totally honest? >> ya ir. in 2017, people don't care. laid it on the line. partially because he's on the line there. doesn't want to lose his kids, called himself an entertainer. he is, a good entertainer. he's a performer, knows how to shift stories, narratives, get people engaged and involved. that's what he does and does best. >> go back to the -- the political comedy versus non-political comedy. david letterman did an interview, one of his first interviews after his -- the bearded, you know -- the whole -- hid in indiana, the long beard. and he almost said he thought, you know what? in hindsight, jon stewart had it right. meaning in focus that -- he now -- regrets -- almost implied you need an edge now politically if you'll be a successful sort of nighttime comedian? >> i think it's true. i definitely think -- >> not a jerry seinfeld type of humor anymore night. no offense to jerry. non-political type of humor? >> what the late-night slot is, a

the windfall so congratulations this is been your war on terror you're coming home from his boil alex jones guy here but i think the war on terror has been about oil money and power. of god you can't you can't just come out and say that to people or else we wouldn't support it we would freak out right if you got to find something else in to say it differently it's kind of like a close talker you can't just go oh are your faces so close to my face why this is happening right you have to find new ways for change or eating or something you know kind of gets in the back of so so as to move rock'n'roll last week if didio cars like william kristol paul wolfowitz and richard perle who were dr who were the driving forces in pushing for the war in iraq understood if they wanted to sell war americans needed to believe the conflict was about values not interests and these neo cons which are both democrats and republicans now have made billions off these wars and they're the ones funding congress to begin with but general mattis disagrees and this is the national defense trade be good it really is leav

the windfall so congratulations this is been your war on terror you're coming from the physical alex jones guy here but i think the war on terror has been about oil money and power. was. ok you can't just come out and say that to people or else we wouldn't support it we would freak out right if you got to find something else in a say a differently it's kind of like a close talker you can't just go oh are your faces so close to my face what is happening right you have to find new ways for change or eating or something and get them to back up. so as to move rock'n'roll last winter's day oh cars like william kristol paul wolfowitz and richard perle who were dr who were the driving force in pushing for the war in iraq understood if they wanted to sell war americans needed to believe the conflict was about values not interests and these neo cons which are both democrats and republicans now have made billions off these wars and they're the ones funding congress to begin with but general mattis disagrees and this is a national defense trade be good it really is ladies and gentlemen this is an ame

the windfall so congratulations this is been your war on terror you're coming home from his boil alex jones guy here but i think the war on terror has been about oil money and power. but. you can't you can't just come out and say that to people or else we wouldn't support it we would freak out right if you got to find something else in to say it differently it's kind of like a close talker you can't just go oh your face is so close to my face why this is happening you have to find new ways for change or eating or something you know kind of gets in the back of. so as to move rock'n'roll last week today oh cause like william kristol paul wolfowitz and richard perle who were dr who were the driving force in pushing for the war in iraq understood if they wanted to sell war americans needed to believe the conflict was about values not interests and these neo cons which are both democrats and republicans now have made billions off these wars and they're the ones funding congress to begin with but general mattis disagrees and this is a national defense but for what it really is leave you can go ho

what used to be a fringe alex jones info wars sort of deep state conspiracy theory has now bled its waye main stream because of the top of the republican party. which is what matters. i think what republicans are looking at this and saying he's doing what we want on taxes. on these other things. i guess we can step it up. >> it is interesting, you talk on some republicans and some democrats, and tleth big crises of our time is this diminishing respect for, and belief in institutions. the intel community showed that russia was involved. russia must be thrilled about this what they're seeing happen here. >> and they got it on the cheap, right? $200 billion or so. and it is all about sowing chaos. chaos in wash, chaos within the administration. chaos within our intelligence agencies. i was speaking with a russian source who said this is a surprise for russia and this in a way is great news for them. it does appear that the president and he this administration were trusting more than the fbi. looking at yesterday, that they wouldn't impose sanctions against russia. congress had voted almost

it's the fact alex jones says last week he's been talking to the president and somebody should ask the president or his spokesman, has the president spoken to a guy who says the sandy hook shooting was a fake, a phony? this president is a leading conspiracy theorist and when he's got that much of a voice, a lot of people will buy into it and believe him. >> does the trump base care about these conspiracy theories, do you think? >> no, they believe them. >> there's several factions of the gop, they passed the tax bill, cashing out, no longer running for office. that's a growing number of republicans. this president is erratic and irrational and they are not sure, so now they can make money and the government can be the government. they are not public servants. we know the president of the united states has never been a public servant, he's a boy king, essentially, and he does not know, understand, respect, or read what his role should be. there's another faction of republicans where the genius of this entire administration and the campaign was to call facts into question, right? as dani

. >> when we're seeing older media right wing fingers, crazy alex jones, when you're seeing the old right world going after him, he was the fox news, his readers are the fox news viewers but 30 years younger and maybe they see an opportunity to stomp that out. >> any time you see competitively in the media landscape a competitor have a follow up, there is an opportunity to strike. there is an opportunity to discredit them and take that audience and make it your own. clearly, there is a lot of ganging up going on and steve brought it up himself. he was talking about mitch mcconnell, i got you, brother, like he was a professional wrestler beating his chest. now fair play and steve is isolated alone on an island and he's been the center piece of for so long. >> it's hard to believe last april breitbart was talking about going international. what happens to breitbart now? >> i think ultimately, steve bannon's faith will be determined what breitbart can do. the people there, the guy in charge of breitbart and the editor in chief. whether they can secure funding without bannon or with. if donor

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listen to alex jones for more than about ten minutes on any given day and it's almost a guarantee you're going to get to the builderberg group quickly. very much a foundation of the kind of new world order conspiracism that takes hold in the '90s. and cooper is a key player in that. for cooper, the builderberg group is founded in 1947. why? what's happening in 1947? >> manhattan project is mostly done by that point. >> the year of the roswell crash. year all of the ufo sightings. for cooper, the builderberg group is created in direct reaction to the extraterrestrial threat. for cooper, though, magic 12 isn't created to cover up the truth about ufos. he says that friedman and others like him are actually government disinformation agents. in fact, what he says is majesty 12 is created to establish relations with these aliens. and cooper goes further. he says that by 1954, president eisenhower is going to sign the treaty with the aliens. that says, look, you want to come along and experiment on humans. that's fine. we'll look the other way. we'll even build secret bases for you to do so, li

trump to undo you the results of the 2016 election and you get coup talk thrown in from people like alex jones. what a deep state actually is a rogue security apparatus pursuing its own highly politicize the agenda and particularly is prone as we see in countries like egypt and turkey to attacking the unfavored security agents. >> exactly. >> the irony is ultimately you could create a real feasible prospect, a real -- a circumstance that for all of the rhetoric is a rather dangerous one where you politicize the security agencies and particularly create loyalty tests for security agencies as we heard the president apparently asked the interim director of the fbi andrew mccabe who obviously he vote ford, that could result in some sort of you know, some sort of conflict or otherwise result in this co-optation of one of these agencies against basically all-american laws and traditions. that's a really serious thing to play with. >> laying the foupgs for the kind of hinge that engenders deep state. thank you both for joining me. next, donald trump jr. and the russian conspiracy back in the headline

. >> gave it to alex jones. i saw that on twitter earlier today. >> right. so, you know, you got nunes who's got a history of serving as this president's basically top protector. you know, back a few months ago to divert attention away from some item on the russia investigation, he talked about the unmasking that susan rice -- >> sketchy uber ride, dropped off in the dark of night and -- >> right, it was some allegation against susan rice that ended up not being true. you know, he also had to recuse himself from the investigation because he was under an ethics investigation. so this is all part of -- you know, they want to undermine mueller. it's of a wide squal campaign to undermine him and this investigation. and i don't think it's really working because every day, there's, like, these new developments that show that, you know what, none of this stuff -- all this stinks. >> right. >> let me be the last word, robert costa. may not be working in terms of slowing down robert mueller's investigation but it seems to be having some effect in the public arena as

alex mack into the end zone. falcons lead by 13. matt ryan drops back. connect with jones for the touchdown. and the falcons will beat the rams 26 to 13. >>> well, andy reid and the chiefs against titans. big red had 18-point lead at the half. tennessee came back, third quarter, titans in the red zone. mario goes back, everyone is covered, scrambles to find time, runs, throws, the ball hit, to marietta, catches it, runs on in for the score. fourth quarter chiefs up five. drops back, hit decker for 22- yard touchdown. titans win first playoff game in 14 years. >>> quick turn around for the flyers, another matinee at the center against the sane err, yesterday, claude giroux showed why he is the captain against the blues. and rookie tyrell making his n hl debut made impact right away, no score in the first, tyrell, check, scott kicks it up, beats jake allen and flyers take quick one-nothing lead. claude giroux, skates in, passes off blues player, and into the net. the league now two to nothing. in the second, voracek with a pass to jordan wheel. and he will do the rest. three-nothing, orange an

alex she said lord let me catch this baby. >> that was out of georgia, good thing fire fighter wasn't julio jones out of georgia. >> yeah, really>> too soon. >> not for us, maybe for them. >>> a rough day for the office for this high school referee. how a bad pass gave the crowd more of a view then he certainly wanted, you should always wear underwear. >>> share your pictures, are you ready for sunday. look a that it is bird gang, love that picture. >>> adorable. >> monte g says haters can call us than dogs but when we beat vikings we will be super bowl >>> you know, i admire people who referee like high school games and little league and stuff like that. >> i have a friend who does that. >> check out the referee here in this high school basketball game in kentucky gets smacked in the head by the ball. >> wow. >> and his hair piece comes off. >> did he pick it backup. >> i would have left it. >> he put it back on. >> my god. >> what he what are the odd of that happening. >> seriously what are the odd. >> he put it back on. >> well, yeah it didn't match hairy can't talk because of this money got going on. >> is this a tupay it s

jones. so the party discipline holding as much as it needed to. the politics of a shutdown, the blame game, isn't quite the no-brainer alex than you might think it is3, there was mention in the sound bite there, most of the public polls revealed a blamed republicans who controlled congress at the time even though there was a democrat in the white house for the shutdown. yet at the end of the that year, the next election, republicans were able to add seats. so this is not a slam dunk as far as the politics are concerned. meanwhile, on the senate floor last night, that vote that started at 10:15 dragged on for two hours. i just talked to our casey honin just arrived on the scene. she was up last night. she said there was a lot of drama, a lot of huddles over the senate floor trying to find some common ground, trying to find a way out of this impasse. there is talk today of a short-term three-week spending resolution to kick the can down the road. we've heard that phrase a lot for yet another time, a fourth time since the government was first due to run out of money on october 1st of last year. but everything is still very much up in the air now. agai

alex is in the westminster lobby right now. right now. warrant publication because it could damage the negotiations. damage the negotiations. domain to properly inform the debate. debate. of this now with david jones as well. exiting the european union as well. information given that there is such an active debate on brexit? an active debate on brexit? it wasn't a document ready for publishing. publishing. the fact is, it was still in course of preparation. still in course of preparation. documents that are not complete and are inaccurate. are inaccurate. that said that immediately after a leave vote we'd enter recession. we didn't. didn't. history's littered with this sort of thing. sort of thing. official or someone else within the department has put this out. department has put this out. no way that it should be in the public domain. public domain. government document and civil servants leaking it. servants leaking it. statement on the government at the moment? moment? an official has apparently leaked this document. this document. saying it was a document not ready for publication. for publication. was it leaked today, the day the debate starts in the lord's. debate starts in the lord's. that